Ray Santos

In Tondo, Manila, land has been reserved for the Department of Human Settlements and Urban Development by President Ferdinand R. Marcos Jr.

In Negros Oriental, the income of neighborhood sundry stores is projected to increase after the DTI's successful nationwide rollout of the Tindahan Mo: e-Level Up Mo Program.

The Department of Trade and Industry collaborates with Yokohama Rubber Company Ltd. to localize rubber sourcing for their Philippine expansion.

Businesses in Metro Manila anticipate continued economic centrality despite rural development efforts.

PHP50 million in solar-powered irrigation systems will be distributed by the Department of Agrarian Reform to agrarian reform communities in Ilocos Norte, aiming to enhance agricultural productivity and reduce operational costs.

Leyte Normal University students have innovated a system for egg segregation and monitoring, reducing the workload in poultry farming.

The DENR urges the public to protect marine turtle nesting grounds, focusing on the critically endangered leatherback turtle.

Every Saturday in Iloilo City is dedicated to fostering a cleaner and greener environment.

Eight indigent children from Negros with complex heart conditions have received life-saving surgeries through Project Paglaum, a collaboration between the Philippine Heart Center and Corazon Locsin Montelibano Memorial Regional Hospital.

The DOT's latest project focuses on promoting regional Filipino dishes to enhance tourism appeal nationwide.